Trump Won't Move Georgia Criminal Charges to Federal Court, Trial Likely to be Televised

Former President Donald Trump has decided not to seek to move his Georgia criminal charges to federal court, according to a legal filing from his lawyer. This comes after a judge rejected a similar attempt by Trump's former White House chief of staff. The case involves allegations of criminal racketeering and conspiracy to reverse the 2020 presidential election loss. The decision means that Trump's trial in Georgia would likely be televised. A federal judge also denied a request by former Justice Department official Jeffrey Clark to move his part of the Georgia election racketeering case to federal court.